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(1801)
Fact: It established the
doctrine of judicial review
Opinion: I think the courts should be able to strike down laws because they might be unconstitutional.

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1896
Fact: the case was unfair and Plessy lost the case.
even at the time it was still very unfair.

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Meliza otero
Year - 1954
Fact- Brown argued that the racial segregation going on in all the public schools violated the 14th amendment.
Opinion - It was successful because the vote showed people were finally seeing how unfair racial segregation was and how it violated the 14th amendment.

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Jada Garner: Brown Vs. The board of Education

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Jada Garner: Brown Vs. The board of Education

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Year: 1954
Fact: Brown and the other students won the case and overturned the outcome of the previous case, Plessy v. Ferguson.

Opinion: The Brown Vs. The board of education focuses on establishing equality in schools. This case was very important for American history because it allowed people of all races to come together and fight for change. I believe this action in history is important because it allowed our nation as a whole to come together and create equality. This case allows us today to not be segragated in school properties.

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Leia Watkins: Brown vs. The board of education.

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Leia Watkins: Brown vs. The board of education.

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1954
My opinion is that they were treating people unfairly because of race or religion and that is going against the 14th amendment of the constitution. Brown vs. the board of education is one of the cases that no one will forget.

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Brown V. Board of Education
1954
My opinion on this case is that it had a good impact on further cases. It displays the act of maturing over the years and realizing that what was believed in the past is no longer right, that people change and so does society. It set us up for a better and equal future.

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Jolette Flores
(1954)
Fact: Lina Brown won the case and segregation was unconstitutional ("separationisnotequal")
Opinion: The Brown V. Board of education held out establishing equality to help us come forward in our society. There were many occuations were our people were struggling through the years. This case organized better for our schools, people and our nation.

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In my opinion this case had a good impact because the case allowed juveniles to have the same rights as adults.

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Brown V. Board of Education
1954
My opinion on this case is that it goodly affected further cases.

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David Larrison: Brown vs The board Education

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David Larrison: Brown vs The board Education

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Year:1954
Fact: The justices ruled unanimously that racial segregation of children in public schools was unconstitutional.
Opinion:The brown Vs The brown of education focused on having black and white kids in the same classroom together instead of having them separated.

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Alissah Rosario 4th Period

Year: 1954
Fact:  People thought that Racial Segregation was unequal  and violates the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment.
Opinion: In my opinion I think that it is a good thing there was a case about school segregation. Equality isn't about being separated by race, its about being together (United). What Brown did helped us today to not have to be in a separated school based on race. This is our country and we should stick up for what is right just like Brown did.

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Eric Negron.                    plessy v. Ferguson

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Eric Negron.                    plessy v. Ferguson

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1896
Opinion: plessy just wanted right to be equal for everyone. I feel like he should have won but many people didn’t think it was wrong to separate people because of there race

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Brown v. Board of Education
Year: 1954
In my opinion this case was an important case that made a difference and impact to society with the help of Linda Brown she stood and spoke up for what was right because of this she helped establish that segregation was unconstitutional and bring equality.

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In re Gault
1966
Fact: The Supreme Court ruled that juveniles have the same right as adults when accused of crimes.
My opinion on this case is it was very unfair to Jerry Gault for being arrested and to be prison for 6 years for making a prank phone call to a neighbor. Jerry Gault was denied the right of due process because he was underage. Juveniles did not have the right in a criminal trial also for equal protection.

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Year: 1954
Fact: this case overturned the outcome of a previous case known as Plessy vs Ferguson
Opinion: I am glad that the case had the outcome that it had because now things can be more equal than they were before and we can go to the next step of bringing true equality

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Year: 1966
Fact: This case had to do with the 14th, 5th, and 6th amendment.
Opinion: In my opinion I believe that the outcome for what happened to Jerry Gault was completely unfair. Jerry Gault ended up going to jail and remaining in jail without having a chance for an appeal and was accused without any witnesses or evidence pointing against him. This was unfair because it completely went against due process all because he was a juvenile.

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(1896)
Fact: Plessy V. Ferguson was a case similar to Brown V. Board of Education- fighting about the 'separate but equal' principle.

Opinion: My opinion on this case is how incredibly UNFAIR it was.

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was a landmark decision of the U.S. Supreme Court that upheld the constitutionality of racial segregation laws for public facilities as long as the segregated facilities were equal in quality, a doctrine that came to be known as "separate but equal".